Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler N

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This site is a free online resource that strives to offer helpful content and comparison features to its visitors. The original Shu Uemura is the OG of eyelash curlers, so despite owning the original, I HAD to try the new generation. I found my stubborn lashes responding very well and when other brands didn't work at all, the Shu Uemura coaxed them into a gentle curl. While this eyelash curler can't quite beat the original, this new generation eyelash curler is definitely comparable!

The engineering of its patented metal hinge produces the perfect amount of pressure for an optimum curl that stays in place – all day long. Forget about the electric eyelash curlers and your mums old one shaped lash curler because Shu Uemura has what we all have been looking for.

I could never use the stubborn one-size eyelash curler because I would miss a few lash strands and be left with decent curled lashes then some lashes looking saggy on the outside part. If you have a flatter eyelid, it is pretty much impossible to curl your lashes if the frame has a deeper curve. One of the things I love about this particular curler is that it doesn't catch on my eyelashes, or rip them out like other curlers. With the help of an eyelash curler, you can achieve a gorgeous look even if you have not got long eyelashes. The Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler has a well-thought-out design and a perfect "mushroom" curl that will fit any eye shape.

Well, you’re not alone – a recent study found that 79% of women with almond eye shapes reported pinching every time they use an eyelash curler. The length of eyelashes on the upper eyelid varies between 8-12 mm, and on the lower, this number makes 6-8 mm. The thing I like most about this is how it is smaller in it's width so that it's easier to manage and control exactly where I put it on my lashes. Shape differently to most eyelash curlers but definitely more effective than other lash curlers is Shu Uemura's New Generation Eyelash Curler. It is not only efficient and easy to use but also looks great thanks to the stylish Rose Gold finish.People tend to fall into two camps: those who love their eyelash curler and use it obsessively and those who have bypassed the beauty tool entirely.

It gently fans out, lifts and lengthens even the shortest and straightest lashes for hours on end without any pulling or pinching. For lengthening and volumizing lashes, while accentuating the eyes, it’s a staple in most peoples’ beauty routines. According to Vanessa Scali (Anna Kendrick and Christina Hendrick’s makeup artist), the Shiseido eyelash curler’s solid design “hits the ‘Goldilocks’ zone for firmness and roundness – it can curl even the smallest of lashes! Laura Mercier’s eyelash curler has an extra wide surface, which makes it gentle on fine or delicate lashes. The natural curve of the tool presses against your top lashes – holding the beautifully fanned curve in place for hours.

There are very few beauty products out there that deliver instant results – but eyelash curlers are certainly one of them.

When I began in the beauty industry almost 27 years ago, I saved for a Shu Uemura eye brush with money that should have been spent on food; it’s still in my kit and still going strong. So, if you don’t want to spend much money or you have never curled lashes before and want to "experiment" a bit, this is a good option to start with. Massage into skin dry, add a little warm water to emulsify and loosen makeup, then remove with a hot cloth for a comfy, completely clean finish.

I wasn’t wholly surprised: for me, Shu had quickly lost its way following the 2004 acquisition by L’Oréal, which had tried to turn what is essentially a cult professional artistry brand into a commercial player with mass appeal. In the Golden Age of Hollywood, everybody who’s anybody wanted flawless Katharine Hepburn eyelashes. To begin with, it's extremely robust thanks to the carbon steel body that prevents the curler from bending.